Natchez Trace Parkway
I had some time off in early Fall and was looking for a nice long drive, so the Natchez Trace Parkway fit the bill. Natchez, MS is a relatively short drive from Baton Rouge, and it’ll take most of the rest of the day to drive up to Tupelo. You could go on from there, but Tupelo was my endpoint, making a drive back down the next day. Lots of interesting things to see, and history to absorb. These are a few shows along the drive but will have plenty more from various stops coming on the blog soon.
#TBT 2007 – Grotto at Mission Concepcion
#TBT 2004 – A statue of Pocahontas
#TBT 2008 – Remember the Sacrifices
#TBT 2007 – Inside Mission Concepcion
One of the Children of the Whitney
One of many sculptures that are part of the Whitney Plantation Historic District. (for more information see – https://www.whitneyplantation.org/history/the-big-house-and-the-outbuildings/the-children-of-the-whitney/)
#TBT 2004 – Church in Jamestown
This church sits on the same spot that the original church sat, atop the same foundation.
#TBT 2010 – Thirteen Colonies Flags
#TBT 2007 – Mission Concepcion
